Here is a very useful start to your project: Click Here I am currently working on a project that will allow a user to download a single ISO, burn it to a USB, boot from it and run the install from directions put right on the USB. Im currrently writing up the install guide for the docs - Hoping to have it done before blackhat.Hey there g0tmi1k! Once you do - you'll see a partation called 'Windows' (even tho its really Linux). What Macbook pro are you using? make/modle/year?įrom what I've seen ( ), you need to boot from DVD with MBP. I would like to donate some more to Kali Linux if you folks can get those guides up by end of July. Thanks a lot for working on those install guide and just want to impress upon you that those guides can't come soon enough. Would you have any other suggestions for me ? After no activity in half hour I restarted my mbp and it booted into osx on the mid 2009 model I never even got to this screen). > When I clicked on the EFI boot option (see screenshot), my macbook got stuck(only on late 2011 model. only the hrd drive and recovery disk showed up on the mid 2009 model) >this time pressed alt key on boot up and the screenshot in my original post showed up (o n the late 2011 model. > pressed C during boot up and I could hear DVD drive running but the boot went to OSX and OSX loaded up. > Put in my usb and DVD into the laptop and restarted

> Also made a bootable USB drive using dd (see link in original post) > Downloaded 1.0.8 amd64 version of iso file from Ok so I have tried this on both macbook pro late 2011 running osx 10.8.5 and a macbook pro mid 2009 model running mavericks.

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